Ferrari Tests New SF-25, Prepares for Monza & Miami

0:00It's March 31st, I'm Cory with the story. This is F1 News today, driven by AI and built for fans. Ferrari's wasting no time getting back on track after the Japanese Grand Prix. During this break from Bahrain and Saudi, they're firing up two testing sessions with the SF-25. Kicks off tomorrow and Magello for two days of TPC. That's testing of previous cars, all handled by their SIM development crew. No race stars there, just test drivers, Antonio Giovannazzi, Arthur LeClerc and Antonio Fuoco rotating laps. It's prime training time, especially with the 2026 regs flipping the script on these ground-effect machines. Thanks to FIA tweaks, teams can now run last year's rides like the SF-25 instead of two-year-old relics. That flexibility keeps development sharp as the sport evolves. Next up, they hit Monza on Tuesday, April 21st, for a filming day capped at 200 km. Charles LeClerc and Lewis Hamilton jump into probe energy recovery and arrow tweaks on

1:04that beast of a trek. They're packing the Makarana Wing 2, set to shine in Miami on May 3rd when racing resumes. Meanwhile, a postpone Pirelli wet tire test looms a Fiorano on February 9th and 10th, keeping Ferrari's edge honed for the long haul.